Knicks James Wiseman looks like he has a job with the Knicks. New York would like to find a way to keep Bruce Brown, too. There’s “strong support” within the organization for retaining Brown, according to Ian Begley of SNY…

NBA league notes highlight roster and contract situations involving the New York Knicks, Golden State Warriors, and Oklahoma City Thunder. The Knicks are seeking financial solutions to retain veteran Bruce Brown alongside James Wiseman without exceeding the second tax apron. Potential trades involving Pacome Dadiet or Tyler Kolek are being explored ahead of the roster deadline.
Meanwhile, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr advised fans to check schedules carefully, noting that Stephen Curry and other veterans will face workload management during back-to-back games. In Oklahoma City, the Thunder stated that rookie center Aday Mara is cleared to play despite former club Basket Zaragoza claiming an unresolved contract dispute.
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